Moonlight And Magnolias
Stables Theatre, Hastings · 6 November to 14 November 2026
Image: Stables TheatreMoonlight and Magnolias is a production running at the Stables Theatre in Hastings from 6 to 14 November 2026. The listing is a theatre performance suited to everyone, with booking recommended. Full details are on the theatre's own event page.
Highlights
- Stables Theatre, Hastings, 6 to 14 November 2026
- Booking recommended
- Check the theatre's event page for price and age guidance
Getting there
Stables Theatre, TN34 3BD
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